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The gymnastics performed
aid in. developing the basic
skills essential for tumbling
in the senior grades,.
Girls 'from grades sib, seven
and eight displayed their skill
in tumbling by a demonstration
of forward and .backward rolls
with variations of each type.
Five pyramids concluded their
display. The "squash" is en-
joyed by most of the girls,
Taking part were Karen
patin-i, Francine Paquette, Judy
Lesnick, Shari Sabourin, Judy
Bush, Carol Marcell, Jane lie-
bert v Donna Rees, Marilyn Ar-
senault, Patti Doll, Gerry Ann
Christian and Louise Betts,
The boys from grades six,
seven and eight displayed their
skill in tumbling by giving a
demonstration of stunts .on the
side. horse. Following this the
boys did some of the basic
stunts with variations to show
the different degrees of diffi-
culty that may be used.
The lads then gave a ,demon-
stration of balances which were
used to form pyramids made
up of one to thirteen persons.
The boys concluded with a
13 man pyramid composed of
Richard Dolan, Walter Mon.
row, Bill MacKay, Stephen
Pierce, Bruce Bingham, Tom
Koch, Melvin Rohner, Greg
Buhs, Peter Bingham, Donald
Farrell, David Betts, Paul Dol-
an and Bryan Ludwig.
The teachers looking after
these young people were: Mrs.
Groves and Mr. Scotchrner,
Present also were Mr, Trott,
principal and Mr. Harland.
A film of parent and teacher
interest was then shown, and
refreshments were served by
the PTA executive.
Mrs. M. LaMonica, Winni-
peg, was visiting her daughter
an son-in-law, Cpl. • and. Mrs.
Bud Kelley, last week.
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The Clinton Baptist Church
Couple's Club held their mon-
thly meeting in the church on
Saturday, May 4.
The meeting opened with , de-
votions and singing of hymns
after which Pastor Peters in-
troduced the guest speaker, Dr.
Vincent and Mr. Russ Lott,
Guelph.
Dr. Vincent is a missionary
psychiatrist as well as a doc-
tor' of medicine. He' practises
in the Guelph Homewood Sani-
torium. His topic for the even-
ing was 'Christian life and
family problems.
IVIr. Lott as well spoke on
the. raising of children. Dr.
Vincent and Mr. Lott held an
open panel for discussion, an-
swering various questions. Mr.
and Mrs. Lott sang some lovely
duets.
The business part of the
meeting concluded by the mak-
ing of plans for a bus trip to
Hamilton to tour McMaster
University, the Steel Plant and
the rock gardens on May 25.
The Goderich young couples
Display Abilities
On. May 2, the children from
grades four to eight put on a
display of physical prowess at
Air Marshall Hugh Campbell
school,
Grades four and five were
responsible for stunts. These
stunts were performed by, Ger-
ald Greentree, Mark Paul,
Margo Adams, Judy Reekie,
Nicky Haspeck and Gene
Dickau.
Mrs, S. C, Chuter
A faithful organist for many
yearS at St. John's Anglican
Church, Varna,. Mrs. Susannah
Catherine Adeline C h u t e r,
Varna, passed away in Clinton
Public Hospital on Monday,
April 29, 1963.
She was in her 86th year.
Born in Goderich Township,
she was the daughter of the
late Gabriel and Elizabeth El-
liott. Her husband, Edwin
George Chuter, predeceased her
in 1955.
She is survived by four
sons, Wilfred, Varna; Tom,
Clinton; Elliott, London and
Harvey, Owen Sound; five
daughters; Mrs, Norm an
(Irene) Walper, Exeter; Mrs.
Fred (Mary) Carter, London;
Mrs. Walter (Margaret) Mc-
Bride, Exeter; Mrs. Elmore
(Ida) MO3ride, Exeter; Mrs,
William (Bessie) Townshend,
Goderich Township; one sister,
Mrs. Maud Reid, London; 25
grandchildren and 19 great-
grandchildren.
Another daughter, Doris,
passed away in 1958.
The funeral service was con-
ducted on Thursday from the
Ball and Mutch funeral home
with -the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison,
Bayfield, officiating.
Pallbearers included sons-in-
laws of the deceased: Fred
Carter, 'Norman Walper, El-
more , McBride, Walter Mc-
Bride, Joe Pongracz and Wil-
liam Townshend..
The following grandsons were
flower-bearers: Wayne Chuter,
Eric Chuter, Gerald McBride,
Douglas McBride, Wayne Tur-
key and Charlie Atthill.
Burial was in Baird's ceme-
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100E-Rebekah Bowling League
Ends Season With Dinner At Hall
Members of the IOOF bowling league met in
their hall, Wednesday, and honored the top com-
petitors of the past season. Top team in the league
was Beattie's , Bombers, shown here with their
by Ken Harris, which ended
the regular schedule in bottom
place, ha dthe highest team at-
tendance record for the season,
bowling in 534 games out of a
total o f558.
The smorgasbord banquet
was held in the IOOF hall,
Princess Street, and prepared
by the Rebekah lodge.
'Top Bowlers hi 100F League Honored
spoils. Members of the team from the left are:
Mrs. Muriel Beyer, Frank Yeo, Dave Beattie,
captain, Danny Gliddon and Glen Wise. Missing
from the photo is Mrs. Nancy Holmes.
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Presentations were made last
night (Wednesday) to the
champion tea mand top indiv-
idual bowlers in the IOOF-
Rebekah bowling league.
Beattie's Bombers, captained'
by David Beattie, won the
three-game roun drobin playoff
series in which all eigh tteams
competed. He was presented
with the Hotel Clinton trophy.
Members of the champion-
ship team, besides Beattie,
were Mrs. Russel] Byer, Mrs.
Jack Holmes, Dan Gliddon,
Frank Yeo and Glen Wise.
Beattie's team had finished
fifth in the regular 28-game
schedule. Arnold Riley's Rock-
ets took second spot in the
playoffs after finishing the
regular schedule in top place.
Playoff Standing
Pts.
Beattie's Bombers 54
Riley's Rockets 46
Tally's Twisters 421/2
Holland's Hurricanes 52
Harris's Hornets 39
Taylor's Tornadoes 35
Fremlin's Fliers 341/2
Cantelon's Comets 32
Winners of individual troph-
ies, provided by the 48-player
league were:
Ladies—high single, Mrs. K.
W. Colquhoun, 300; high triple,
Mrs. Wes Holland, 670;
Men—high single, Bob Em-
merson, 361; high triple, Ron
McKay, 814.
Six of the 48 players in the
league had perfect attendance:
Carman McPherson, chairman
of the league; Mrs. R. B. Sut-
ter, secretary; Mrs. Harry
Cudmore, treasurer; Mrs. Mur-
ray Taylor, Mrs. R. G. Hayter
and Frank McCullough.
Harris's Hornets, captained
attended the meeting as well
as some from Guelph Baptist
Church and several from neigh-
boring churches.
The evening concluded by the
ladies of the church serving a
delicious lunch.
Tom Darling, Clinton
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